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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA new commercial making the rounds appeals to Garry’s enthusiasm for nasal irrigation. Meanwhile, a mall security guard was dragged by a truck while chasing after a suspect who allegedly stole a giant foam carrot from an Easter display. Plus, it turns out immortality might be closer than you think.
Garry reacts to the death of his friend writer Bill Zehme over the weekend. Meanwhile, a NASA scientist is warning we may be in more danger from an asteroid impact than we think. Plus, there’s a new museum in Brooklyn that might be worth checking out.
Kelly Ripa has a new project coming up and Garry thinks it might not be such a good idea. Meanwhile, a California couple has filed a $5 million lawsuit against a tour company in Hawaii which it claims abandoned them in the middle of the ocean during a snorkeling tour. Plus, Americans might be getting dumber.
A Michigan man won $300,000 from the Lottery when he decided to buy the last scratch-off ticket on a roll. Meanwhile, a story on 60 Minutes re-enforced Garry’s desire for a societal dress code. Plus, authorities in India cut off internet access to a community to help them track down a ne’er-do-well.
A driver stuck on a remote mountain road in an area with no cell service was able to send a message calling for help by attaching his iPhone to a drone. Meanwhile, a three foot python was reunited with its owner after it was found in a Uhaul truck. Plus, a man in India has created his very own fake country.
A Michigan woman nearly threw away a scratch off lottery ticket that ended up being worth $1 million. Meanwhile, Garry was impressed by the Oscars this time around. Plus, mothers and wives in Russia are calling on Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
A Wisconsin man looking for a date put a billboard with his picture and phone number. Meanwhile, Garry and Leslie talked about Chris Rock’s post-slap comedy special. Plus, voters in Oklahoma have ensured the corn is the only thing in that state that will be as high as an elephant’s eye.
